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Subject: Long Island Ice Tea
From: TigerLord
Posted: Fri Nov 17. 2006, 13:20 UTC
Hey, I was looking for a recipe of a long island ice tea, and found this on 
drinkmixer.com ... 

1 part vodka
1 part tequila
1 part rum
1 part gin
1 part triple sec
1 1/2 parts sweet and sour mix
1 splash Coca-ColaŽ

I bought all the alcools seperately (Grand Marnier for the triple sec is all I 
could find here). I've read about top shelf (what is that exactly) and how I 
should replace sweet and sour with lemon juice ...

I was wondering what was your take on this recipe, or if you had better? And 1 
part means 1 equal part of each alcool right, but what do you do to measure 
those parts (the only drink ive ever prepared was a strawberry daiquiri, 
please bare with me!) exactly ? 

Thanks for the help ! 


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